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In general or specifically?
I appreciate his investment and effort in SpaceX. Landing first stage Falcon 9 boosters has become a routine (that never gets old, 150 successful landings since 2019). Can't wait to see Starship advancements too.
Regarding Tesla, I'm more worried about him having his factories/R&D in China. I want to believe that he has a reason and plan for that.
Now for Twatter, I think he could have started his own platform, but Twatter user base is so captive, it would have taken years to get them to migrate to his platform (assuming they would). So it's easier to invest into something that has been one of the leading social media platforms for years and change it to accommodate his plans. When I say plans, I mean having it used with his Neuralink project. I don't think he cares much about free speech per se, but probably wants people to self-censor themselves by requiring an identification to use a Twatter account.
Time will tell.
Regarding Tesla, I'm more worried about him having his factories/R&D in China.
To prevent the ol use-union-strikes-to-sabotage-and-bust-up-companies-we-dont-like trick.
I agree, but still a risky decision, knowing how industrial spying and IP theft is something so common there. We're talking about billion of dollars at stake.
I agree, but still a risky decision, knowing how industrial spying and IP theft is something so common there.
China has a population of 1.5 billion people. Having your IP 'borrowed', is an expected part of the cost of a 'business license' to sell anything in china.
If I were in business in china (and I didn't have a soul) and they demanded my IP, I'd be thrilled. Because it could only mean they've approved me as a business partner acceptable to the wider market.
Which is 1.5 billion people.
Chances are that if he is working towards a Neurolink project then he would also be working with NASA on the fake space project. Take for example the recent Falcon 9 4 man crew to the ISS and how it isn't livestreamed, unedited in 2022. Why end a stream and act as if everybody is going home for the day? The people working at SpaceX are going to be working up until the spacecraft reaches the ISS so why not livestream that unless there is something to hide.
I think that's because they have NDA stuff going on. Just like some satellites launches from 3rd party customers (DoD or Intel agencies) aren't streamed after the 2nd stage has been successfully separated from the first stage.
That's fair and I can understand that proving a point to people who question the validity of what we are shown about space isn't really a top priority when only 1/1000th of the general population is even interested in it to begin with.
Pretty sad how little views they scrape to pull in compared to a nigger dancing on stage.
I appreciate his investment and effort in SpaceX. Landing first stage Falcon 9 boosters has become a routine (that never gets old, 150 successful landings since 2019).
lol I bet you did actually algo me for questioning the obvious space hoax. How can you be based about everything else, but somehow you can't see the obvious NASA and all other space organisations around the world including spacex's kikery. Poal has always reeked of bullshit unfortunately
lol I bet you did actually algo me for questioning the obvious space hoax.
lol Lying much, Tyrone? Tags != Algoed.
Cringe
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